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Then, Let Them Eat Screens

by Lawrence Baines � May 03, 2013

The "flipped classroom" is indicative of the American penchant for turning to technology to solve the problems of k-12 public education. The essay addresses the extent to which expenditures on technology provide viable solutions.

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Lawrence Baines University of Oklahoma E-mail Author LAWRENCE BAINES is chair of Instructional Leadership & Academic Curriculum at The University of Oklahoma. His latest books are The Teachers We Need (Rowman & Littlefield, 2010) and Going Bohemian: How to Teach Writing Like You Mean It (International Reading Association, 2010).

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